IKEA Raises Prices by Average of 9 Percent Across Global Markets as Pandemic Supply Chain Issues Persist

IKEA Raises Prices by Average of 9 Percent Across Global Markets as Pandemic Supply Chain Issues Persist
People shop at an IKEA store in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn borough in New York City on Oct. 15, 2021. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
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IKEA announced on Thursday that it will raise its prices by an average of 9 percent across its global markets after being hit with supply chain issues that are currently wreaking havoc across the world, prompting businesses to increase costs for customers.

In a statement, Ingka Group, which owns most IKEA stores, noted that in the past 18 months “our homes have become more important to us than ever” amid constant COVID-19 pandemic-related lockdowns, and IKEA has in turn seen an increase in demand for its products from consumers, such as workplace and outdoor furniture and storage solutions.
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